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Practical guidance from our Ontario family law lawyers — on divorce, decision-making responsibility, parenting time, support, and property equalization. Written for the people living through it, not the profession observing it.
The Divorce Act contemplates that divorcing (and/or separated) parties may reconcile. It thereby allows and encourages parties to resume cohabitation, with reconciliation as their primary purpose, and engage in normal ... Read more
Now that summer break is here, you may be worrying about your children’s alternative summer schedule and what it means for your access arrangements. If you are separated ... Read more
Every year, thousands of children experience divorce. It can be difficult to predict how a child will react to news of a divorce, and their reaction will largely ... Read more
After eight years of marriage, Anna Faris and Chris Pratt have legally separated. Though this break up comes as a surprise to the public, they are conducting their ... Read more
Upon separation, spouses may receive a special “equalization payment”, based upon an equal division of their wealth acquired during the marriage. When calculating the division of property, such ... Read more
Experiencing divorce, decision-making responsibility and parenting “battles” between parents can be incredibly traumatic for children, both young and older. They may often not understand the situation or blame ... Read more
Tessema v. Hagos 2017 ONSC 2438 This case reviewed some of the themes in Miglin v. Miglin in order to determine whether a separation agreement can or ought to be set ... Read more
As you may have heard, former spouses (both married and common-law) are eligible to “split” their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Credits after their separation. When a person works ... Read more
Historically, same-sex marriage was criminalized by the penal law in Ontario. When the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms came into existence in 1982, it gave both grounds ... Read more
This case is a monumental breakthrough in family law legislation. A mother challenged the constitutionality of child support provisions. The issue before the Court was whether section 31 ... Read more
According to TMZ, Kim Goldman, the sister of Ron Goldman – whom many believed was killed by O.J Simpson, has been receiving violent threats from her ex-husband. Kim ... Read more
There are two general classes of restraining orders allowed for under the Family Law Act (the provincial legislation governing the breakdown of a spousal partnership): orders that restrain ... Read more
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